Customer Reviews Hoka Ora Recovery Flip

I purchase this sandal in the same size as what I wear in the HOKA ONE ONE sneaker and it was perfect! I put them on a month ago and have ONLY taken them off to shower and sleep! ??

I am not a fan of flip flops- tried as a whim as an alternative to the slide- the toe strap is uncomfortable- I think I just have weird feet

My usual size (8) but too short and the toe thong pressed painfully between my toes.

the shoe was to small, my feet did not sit in the shoe properly

I've been wearing Hokas for 5 years now for walking and think they're the best around. This sandal though is a godsend for my tired feet with bunions on both sides of the feet: the Y is uniquely designed to miss putting pressure on any of those bunion areas! Thank you Hoka. Amazingly comfortable all the way around.

The strap between the toes causes pain and redness. I’m sure if I walked any distance I would have blisters. However, the heel support for my planters fasciitis is excellent. They aren’t great looking, but work for the purpose.

This shoe would be great for someone with flat feet and long toes. Seriously. I had almost an inch left at the front of this flip flop but my heel was all the way to the end in back. It's an odd fit. The sole feels comfortable but the thong is hard and scratchy. Their walking shoe is great but I'm not a fan of the flip flop.

These are literally the PERFECT casual flip-flop and I will never again be without a pair of these in my closet. We have wood floors and sometimes my feel hurt, but with these shoes there is no more pain. They are perfect as a slipper or even for going on a short walk. I cannot recommend these shoes enough.

Extremely poor design, ordered 2 pairs - one for myself and one for my husband. The way the toe area is designed, the material actually felt like it was going to physically cut our toes - didn't they test these out before they made them??

I bought these Hoka flip flops for comfort and support. My hope was that these would work because they don't put pressure on your feet where regular flip flop straps do. I kept hoping the piece between my toes would stop feeling so scratchy, but that hasn't happened. I kept them in the box for months and pulled them out once in a while to try them on and was disappointed each time, so I'm finally returning them.

After a serious injury to my foot I have had 5 surgeries in 3 years and now have overcompensation issues, as well as ACL Insertion tendinitis and subsequent plantar fasciitis in both feet. I was finally able to return to mild running, but for the most part I have taken up cycling to preserve what little “load” I can stand during work outs. I “walk” in Bondi 6 and run in Clifton 6 so these were going to be my first “try” as a basic orthopedic flip for Frankenfoot. I own these in EVERY color way and I do not know how I would ever have managed this Spring/Summer without them. Incredibly similar to the footbed composition of the Bondi 6 (imo) or the Clifton 5, for me these are like stability posh running shoes underneath a perfectly placed arch support. I NEVER write reviews, but my Kids got me these for Moms Day thinking I could just wear them in the house (because I will never be able to so much as walk to the bathroom in bare feet again) and I quite literally am wearing a pair 24/7 with the exception of WOD’s, but post workout the ONLY shoes I wear. I am planning on doubling up on them as soon as they are back in stock and go on sale, but honestly if they do not they are absolutely worth every penny, imo.

I'm not sure if I needed a different size, or they just do not fit the shape of my foot, but they did not work for me. I ordered a 10 which is my normal size, and the arch support was not in the right place for me. It felt like I needed my foot to be all the way back in the shoe for the arch to line up, but then my heal was hanging off of the back and there was a lot of room at the front of the shoe. I tried to walk around in them for a bit, but I found that my calves were getting tired. They were just not for me.

The flip flop style is nice but the toe strap is extremely uncomfortable. This needs a redesign.

I’m obsessed with Hoka sneakers! I’ve been wearing Oofos sandals for a few years. Great for my plantar fasciitis. Decided to give the Hoka sandals a try. The Oofos definitely won’t be winning any fashion awards and these pink sandals are even less appealing. I was willing to look past that for comfort but the material between the toes hurt a lot!!! I have to send back and get another pair of Oofos.

Fit was right per my usual size 8 and the chart. The footbed was great but the seam and material between the toes was abrasive (I'm don't have very sensitive feet and am used to flip flops). I ordered the OOFOS and they're very comfy, with great arch support and footbed.

I thought these were a little big I have the sneakers( clifton 6) and have been waiting for my color choice to come in - the sneakers are 91/2 and are fine.These sandals are a bit big in the toe area.They are OK I needed something because I have osteoarthritis in my toes and slew of other foot issues and I have lots of Birkenstocks and Naots but since i am home so much and it is getting warmer I thought these would be good inside the apt until it gets really warm and then I will wear them outside for errands..I will keep them they are definitely comfortable but even though I have long toes they are big but an 8 would probably be too small.I am a 9 in most shoes but can get away with an 81/2 in sandals in Birkenstocks and Naots I take a 39 in sandals and a 40 in shoes.

The shoe fit sbout 1/2 size smaller than usual. These flip flops are amazingly comfortable. I have no complaints other than the sizing.